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Two equal negative charges are fixed at thr points (0,a) and(0,-a) on the y-axis. A positive charge Q is released from rest at the ponts (2a,0) on the x-axis .
Explain the motion of charge Q.
    
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first it will acelerate to the left
and once it reaches the origin all the potential energy gets converted to kinetic energy
and then it moves in the -x direction and stops momentarily at (-2a,0)
then again it will accelerate towards the origin
this motion is repeated again and again

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u mean it will exhibit oscillatory motion...
will it be shm or not???
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SHM yes

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the motion is periodic but not simple harmonic
because the force is not proportional to distance from mean position

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ya it cant be a shm
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it would be SHM if the distances are negligible....(find the force on the charge...)
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ya he is rite....it can be shm ....
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